Tailor-made travel to Mongolia – Voyageurs du Monde

Mongolia travel

When travelling in Mongolia, you may be taken aback to see someone appear when you thought you were alone – in the vast Gobi Desert, the largest in Asia and a land of extremes. There are record temperature swings between winter and summer (90°C), and rare animals – snow leopards, the untameable Przewalski horse – giant dinosaur skeletons, and endlessly varied landscapes. The Gobi is not gentle, but resilient, and fiercely wild. So when, all of a sudden, you see nomads arriving on camelback, this human presence in the heart of such vast emptiness has a way of making one feel complete and utter joy.

Travel Mongolia

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Why visit Mongolia with Voyageurs du monde?

Mongolia covers an area of 966,000 miles (1,556,000 km). And with that, the lowest population density in the world: Two inhabitants per 0.4 square miles (1 square kilometre). As you can imagine, it is best not to get lost somewhere between the Gobi dunes and the vastness of the steppes. With Voyageurs, you're guided every step of the way. First, for designing a customised itinerary, off the beaten path and respectful of the traditions of your host country. Then, once on site, you can take advantage of the services that have built our reputation: a Concierge service at your destination, Wi-Fi, 24/7 assistance, etc.

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A few of the advantages of travelling with us to Mongolia

  • CO2 absorption

Our Mongolia
specialists

They know that you always start erecting a yurt from the door – and that actually, over there, locals call it a “ger” and not a “yurt”. Travel in Mongolia holds no secrets for our travel specialists. And it's a passion shared by our network of local partners: experienced guides, drivers and companions. And of course, our trump card: a concierge at your destination, ready to handle any unexpected situations or last-minute changes. Including when it comes to changing or extending your Mongolian adventure once you're already there – at Voyageurs, we call this “unstructured journey”.